Alcohol Policy means the Lessor's Alcohol Policy annexed to this Lease as "Annexure 2";
Alcohol Policy means the Licensor's Policy annexed to this Licence as "Annexure 2";
Alcohol Policy. Alcohol is permitted with rentals. It is the renter’s responsibility to ensure that all laws relating to alcohol service and consumption are abided by, especially relating to underage drinking. The renter assumes all responsibility for any and all incidents/damage stemming from alcohol related issues.
Examples of Alcohol Policy in a sentence
I have received a copy of the Municipality of Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxxxx’s Alcohol Policy (if applicable).
The School may undertake drugs or alcohol testing of pupils in accordance with its Drugs and Alcohol Policy and as set out in the School Rules.
Date: Time: Employee Name: (Printed Name) (Signature) FORM C CONSENT FOR PRE-EMPLOYMENT ORAL FLUID AND/OR URINE TEST FOR DRUGS AND/OR ALCOHOL I, , understand that (Name) (Employer) has adopted a Drug and Alcohol Policy which provides for pre-employment drug and/or alcohol testing of dispatched workers and applicants for employment.
Please refer to the Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston Alcohol Policy.
Students are referred to the Health and Wellbeing Policy and the University Drugs and Alcohol Policy.
More Definitions of Alcohol Policy
Alcohol Policy. For any group use of the Mansion, we do not allow alcohol to be brought on premise during any of the days of your group’s stay. We have a resale wine and beer permit and because of our liability with the state, we must responsibly sell and distribute all alcohol that is consumed on the property during all days of any group event which includes weddings, family parties, or any other exclusive group use of the Mansion. We invite you to choose from our great selection of outstanding local wines and beers. Since we are a licensed public facility and lack the license for the sale of spirits, we are also under obligation to see that no hard alcohol is served or consumed at any time in the Mansion in any public area. Since groups tend to share their stuff with others in their group, we therefore find it necessary to say definitively that in group events, there will be NO alcohol brought into the Mansion…period. This applies to all wine, beer, and spirits. As required by state law, alcohol service will be limited and controlled. All of the wedding guests will be your responsibility as well as ours. No guest will knowledgeably be over-served.
Alcohol Policy. For any group use of the Mansion, we do not allow any alcohol of any kind to be brought on premise during any of the days of your group’s stay. We have a resale wine and beer permit and because of our liability with the state, we must responsibly sell and distribute all alcohol that is consumed on the property during all days of any group event which includes weddings, family parties, or any other exclusive group use of the Mansion. We invite you to choose from our great selection of outstanding local wines and beers which we will sell and serve to any guests who request them. As required by state law, alcohol service will be responsibly limited and controlled. All of the wedding guests will be your responsibility as well as ours. No guest will knowledgeably be over-served. This is a definitive policy. There will be NO alcohol brought into the Mansion…period. This applies to all wine, beer, and spirits. We will confiscate and hold in the office any beer, wine, or spirits that are brought onto the premise for group consumption before, during, or after the wedding event.
Alcohol Policy. If alcoholic beverages are to be served, restrictions of the South Carolina State laws will be followed. Accordingly, no minor (under the age of 21) shall be served or permitted to consume alcoholic beverages. For events of 51 or more attendees, where alcohol is offered for a fee or exchange, a Temporary Beer/Wine or Alcohol license must be obtained from the SC Dept. of Revenue and Taxation, Alcoholic Beverage Licensing, 000 Xxxxxxx Xx., XX Xxx 000, Xxxxxxxx, XX 00000, and displayed at the event. (Application takes 4-6 weeks for processing.) A copy of this temporary license must also be presented to the IRCOA Office and held on file prior to the event. Code of Conduct: All attendees must adhere to a proper code of conduct, which will not cause injury to any other persons or to the facility and its furnishings. Any damages to the facility or its contents will be deducted from the facility deposit and, if damages to the facility exceed the amount of the deposit, the undersigned Property Owner/Resident shall be liable for the cost of the repairs. No outdoor music is permitted beyond the following limits: outside only until 10 PM on Sunday-Thursday and until 11 PM on Fridays, Saturdays and nights immediately before a holiday in accordance with the rules of Indigo Run.
Alcohol Policy. No outside alcohol is permitted. Violators will be required to surrender their drinks, and may result in suspension or full loss of playing privileges without a refund.
Alcohol Policy. The undersigned further agrees that no alcoholic beverages of any sort will be served to any minor or intoxicated person and Renter accepts all responsibility for assuring compliance. No kegs or glass containers of any kind shall be allowed on the premises. The undersigned agrees to be fully responsible for all accidents or claims that may arise as a result of any accident, injury, or damage to persons or property during the time that the undersigned has the Community Center rented.
Alcohol Policy. You are welcome to have alcohol at your event. However, you must purchase a permit, and have it posted during your entire event. Buy online at xxxxx://xxx.xx.xxx/licensing/online-banquet- permit. Additionally, you are required to hire a licensed bartender. There are no exceptions to above policies and non-compliance will result in forfeiture of your deposit. All local, state and federal laws concerning alcohol use (including age limits and ID requirements) must be observed. • Per RCW 70.160.075 there is no smoking allowed within 25 feet of the building. YOUR DEPOSIT WILL BE FORFEITED IF THERE IS ANY EVIDENCE OF SMOKING OR CIGARETTE BUTTS ON PREMISES INSIDE OR OUT. • Renter is responsible for any charges incurred from triggering a false alarm by accidentally or maliciously activating any of the pull stations which dispatches security & the fire department. • No staples, tape or tacks may be used. There are existing hooks around the chapel and reception hall that you are welcome to use. ANY DAMAGE TO WALLS, WINDOWS OR WOOD FLOORS WILL RESULT IN LOSS OF DEPOSIT. • All candles must be enclosed or have a tray underneath them. YOUR DEPOSIT WILL BE FORFEITED IF WAX IS SPILLED ON ANY SURFACE. • No rice, confetti, birdseed or glitter of any kind is permitted inside. Sparklers are permitted outside. • Barbecues of any kind are not permitted. There are no exceptions to this policy and non- compliance will result in forfeiture of your deposit. • Cooking food in the kitchen is prohibited. You may prepare food off-site and bring it into the reception hall to warm and serve. • The users and guests of Madison Hill Chapel are reminded of the Chapels’ policy that all persons are welcome without regard to age, race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, nationality, religion or creed. CLEANING POLICIES • Cleanup must be completed immediately following your event, not the next day. The return of your deposit will be determined based on compliance with the following guidelines: • Bag ALL garbage (including kitchen and bathroom) and place in appropriate bins located outside the reception hall. Glass bottles and cans go in blue recycling bin. If you do not put trash in appropriate bins, your deposit will be forfeited. • No garbage or personal effects are to be left inside the hall. Any spills on the floor, liquid or solid must be wiped up immediately. You will be charged $100 from your deposit for every spill left. • Wipe down any dirty chairs & stack all chairs neatly in appr...
Alcohol Policy means a range of supply, demand and harm reduction strategies that aim, through laws, rules and regulations, to improve the health of a population by reducing the harm done by alcohol.